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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-01-15


County Bank, Plaintiff.
VS..
S. G. Nay, Jerry Chester and W. T.
To 5. G. Nay, one of the above named defend
ants you Will take notice that you, together with
your cO-defeudunts, Jerry Chester and ". T. Ches-
ter, have been sued in the above named court by
the plaintiff herein. thar you must answer the
petition filed herein by said plaintiff before
the LIST day of February 1851 said petition will
be taken as true and Judgment rendered against
you for the sum of Five Hundred and Twenty five
Dollars $685. with interest thereon ~ the rate of
u per cent per aDuum and for costs of suit and
for a further judgment for the sale of the follow
ing described real property situated IN the county
of Phillips and State OF Kansas, to-Wlt: Lots D,
and z, in Davis addition to Marvin, also lot in
block II Railroad addition to Marvin, also acres
commencing at the northeast corner of the south
east quarter Of section % township south, range
10 west, thence west 10 rods thence south 20 rods
thence east 40 rods, thence north 20 rods to place
Of beginning also IL acres commencing "a rods
north OF the southeast corner of the northeast
quarter of section p, township south range IS
west. thence north rods, thence west 40 rods,
thence south rods thence east 40 rods to place of
beginning Which said property was taken under
and by virtue Of an order of attachment herein.
q. 4. SPAULDING & CO.,
decI5 Attys for PlaiHti If.
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cLADIs ALLOWED


J S Bradley setting up chairs in c. H. ?
Chas Barber lock for clerks Office. ..-..-.-- , 8
q ii Leiluggeil, clothing for Hear0n g q
" AiiaEn Bradley meals for jurors o
ID Bonar- carpeting county room ----.--.- 5 o
Chaz Dickey, freight on chairs--..-.- .....- ID 6
Chas Dicheys chairs for court house .---.--- - q
Thomas Cunningham, broolns for G II. ..-- s.
u Spaulding. ink bottles for Morton 1 8
II G Spauldiug fuel foE Office .-..-.--....--. . o
c HiCkenlOoper, examining teacher $1,000 9 o
j W Fyles, cleaning chimney .--- .. zee. ---.- O
q " 1oung lock for court house......-.... q
e " SrinsoE book case $500. ..-. IS u
Er Daniels repairs on court house --------- o
q CuIn1ningss carrying pol books --..---- 3 O
Phil TOWusley drawing jurors .r-.....- 2 o
Chas Dickey, draWing jurors -----..-..-.--. 2 o
q 81 MctuIres drawing juHurs. ---- e-------. 2 @
James Z Goode j p fees STATE vs. Crimes Il 2
+ Goodrich constable fees 800. Ii 8
g Cummings $50. 16
Chs DickeE j p fees 900 i 8
II " Emery j p fees State vs. Fanch0n5- G
EP Mcclure constable fees Eanchoz---e--. Is 5
Jacob Bradley serving papers on A5bott---- = z
Jacob Bradley guarding Frank smith .--.--- ?
E Is johnson $500 0
@ Hiekenlooper Justice fees state vs. smith, 19 z
CAas GlekeE,
Chas DicEeY % q Hat1oH. , 2
D = Close constable fees state Ta Hatton S Q
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-01-15

W. A. smith, OF AlePhersons Is
Speaker Of the House this winter. Up
10 WednosdaY morning but little was
done IN either branch. They are
waiting ior the governors message
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Land ONCE at Kirwin, Kansas.

1918 Dee 10 1856
Notice is hereby given that the following-named
settler mas fled notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof viii be made before the Probate or Dlstriel
Court at PhillipsbuTg, Kansas, on January S+th
1857, viz: -
PETER LUND,
HID 20156, for the Wa sex sex swk and swS neA4
section 20 town ,, range IS. He names the follow
ing witnesses 10 prove his continuous reslqenc C
uBon. and cultivation Of said land, VIZ; Benjamin
+ Morton. John Kcudrew, Frank Morton ant
Gilbert Vincent, all OF Phillipsburg kansas
JOHN BISSELLs
Korns & Bfckford Att'ys Register.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-01-15

The irauguf alton OF Lieutenant Gov
srnnr Robertson. of Indiana, was one Of
those auiet affairs that.might be called
u reeuisF iamboFec-
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-01-15

Phililpsburg, Kan, Dec. p, 1850
Notice is hereby given that the following list OF
town lots sold for taxes and unredeemed at this
time containing the names of the persons to
whom assessed wherever such names appear on
the roll and showing the amount of taxes and
costs, together with the interest thereon calcutta
ted to the last day of redemption, and unless such
town lots are redeemed on or before the dates
given opposite each lot they Will be conveyed 70
the purchaser. All situated in Phillips county,
State Of Kansas.
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chas Dickey justice fees State vs. N-ainrlght
PIN ToWneley Justice fees state vs. MCGEE
= Emery witness fees q.
ghas Dickey justice fee state vs. MaFtendale
Jacob Bradley cone-a1l5 fees
u ID johnson
5 9 Cummings
u + Close % Crimes.
J n Sallee dis clerk fees State vs. Parker--.-
George " Stuson county attorney .
c Dickey justice fees
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.

State of Kansas, Phillips County.
In Justice court before phil TOwns!ey. Justice
of the peace in PhiIpsbUTg township, Phillips
county, kansns-
l. c. Mcdowell, plaintiff.
VS..
E G. Howard, defendant. J
said defendant E G. Howard viii take notice
that he has been sued in the above named court
for upon two promisOry notes now the property
of plaintff and unpaid and must answer the petit
ton filed therein BY said plaintiff on, or before,
the p day of anuary \. D. 1887, or said petition
will be taken as true. and judgement for plaintiff
in said action for ffty dollars and costs of suit
and in the attachment therein granted, Will be
rendered accordingly PM Phil Io o. t;,; De-
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-01-15

fabz Reach died az New York on she
fl tHeas-iin of democratic ingrat-
lsEe
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SPECIAL MEETING OF BOARD OF COUNTY
KANSAS.
phillinshnrg- Kan-. - b

Phillipsburg Kan, IN 10, 1887.
Board met in special session at the ornce OF the
County Clerk.
Members present, Coviagton, Mcdowell and J .
H Ham, member elect from the 81 Commissioner
district.
on motion ". D. COvington was elected chair
man of the Board for the ensuing year
On motion the action Of the Board at last regu-
lar meeting was Teconsidered IN the matter OF the
W. T. Beclman road petition. On notion the
petition was accepted and viewers appointed. G.
chosen viewers, to meet at the beginning of said
road on Thursday, Feb 10, 1881, without survey
er, to proceed to view said road
On motion all the farming utensils and sock
belonging to the county on the Foor Farm was Or
dered sold at public sale to the highest bidder on
Feb. IL, 1887.
On motion the following bonds were approved:
II. }. Andrews, j. p. Sumner twp d, 3 FanAI-
ler Treas. kirWin twp; S. a. Weeks, clerk Pam
view twp: NJ. b. Colby, Treas Solomon twp: Al
vim Fox, Trustee Beaver twp; W X Cox, ConsL-
able Nashville twp; G. ID. Cribs, Trustee Deer
Creek twp; Il. C. Albright, Treas Logan twp
On motion adjourned TO l p. m.
p. m, Board convened, members present as
before. Called to order by chairman COVInr ton
No other business coming before the Board an al
journment was taken to a day 10 be set by the
County Clerk for the acceptance or rejection OF
the jail cells when they are completed.
STATE OF KANSAS 80
PHILLIPS COUNTY.
I. S. J. Hartman, Clerk in and for the county OF
Phillips. State Of Kansas, do hereby certify thai
the foregoing is a tTue and correct report OF tht
! proceedings had by the Commissioners IN specla
( session held on the 10 of Jan. 1887
/ S j. IARraAE. Co. Clerk.
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Total Poor Fund,

PHILLIPs COUNrY. S.
/ S. J. Hartman, County Clerk in and for the
county Of Phillips, and Ststc of Kansas, do here
by certify that the foregoing is true and correct
report of the proceedings had by the Commission
ers in regular session tine Sd, 4th 5ths 9th and
7th days of January, 1887.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
H. WALLACE, Nj. D.

Physician and Surgeon.
Special attention given to the diseases OF wo
mel Ohice south side public square. Phillips
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-01-15

WILLIAM BISsELL,
Real Estate End Loan Agent
Business before the o. S. Land Office at Kirwin
Kansas, and before the Department at Washing
ton, d. c., promptly transacted. 7-2l
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a. b. HOUCk, NJ. d.
Eclectic Physician,
ONCE at G. W. BickfOrd's Drug Store, North side
Public Square, Phillipsburg, Kansas. An calls,
bOIh day and nlght, PROMPTLY attended. T-2f
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n D bhOiHEhos NJ. D.,
Physician,
Office at Il. A. Harmon's Drug Store. east side of
Public Square, Phillipsburg, Kansas AN calls
both day and night promptly attended to. dI6-66
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-01-15
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

In the District Court of Phillips County, Kans.
j. F. Morse, Cashier of the Phillips
County Bank, Plaintiff.
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COUSTY SUTPLTEs.

Samuel Dodsworth supplies for Co ........ 173 &c
Geo D Barnard u Co - - .......... So %
@ i Hamilton - ...-....-. 50 81
G " Crane " .....-..- 81 Us
c II LefingyyeU carpet for c .......... IS OG
G i'll Young goods for c III ................ lC
HuIing 4 Anderson Coyl oil & supplies .. p a
j s Barnes stamps for county ............ 8 q
Howell Bros coal and lumber ........... rs 81
Daily Republican., 1887-10-29
Railroad Disas;ers

A freight train ON the Midland Railroad
was derailed near Florissonit, Colorado
yesterday, by broken rail- Fireman
Tortet and Brakeman Kelly we're killed
aud Engineer Meyer fatally injured.
Two freight trains on the Pennsylvania
Rai!r )ad collided a. Glenlock ,Penna yes
terday afternoon One locomotive and sil
cars were wrecked William Stedden ,en
gineer, and Joseph Deunison, tiremen
were badly hurt
A freight train o. the Illinois Centra
Railroad WIS thrown from 'he track In .
deep cut south of Freeport. Illinois, by
broken brak, beam, on Thursday, anC
eight cars were broken 10 atoms or wcdg
ed between the banks OF the cut. The los
is placed at t20,00J Two freight train
on the same to2d collided near Dixon, OF
the same day, and the engine and twelv
cara were thrown from tn ttacx. Ten o
the wrecked cars caught fire and wer
destroyed One engineer WIS severely il
iurel
Daily Republican., 1887-10-29

The oPposeRs OF . constitutional
onvention have at last male . sho y
D. activity, and Hre nov working like
beavers to defeat the movement This
10 nothing more than We expected, and
tho on reason the opponents have NO,
moved bsiors this, IL seoauss they have
been depending on the apathy OF the
people 20 secure is defeat. They hsve.
bo sevsr, found ont to their dtsmsy thst
this spatby has In . great measure
worn of, and that the people hsve BE-
t,ne aroused By the burntog words OF
Msssrs. spruAnce, L IRE, II ggins, BATES
and others, end are commsncips to
thirk, which 10 j1st what ths friends oi
the movement want rtey want the
great mass OF the people 10 study this
tnstssr folly, 90 that they will under
and the suesti IN perfectly, and know
that Dslawsrs 10 the only S;ate In tho
Uniou thA; 10 living under . oous'isu-
ton which deprive, the people OF the'r
just rishts, and makes the ON ,ials the
masters, instesd Of the servants OF the
people I. should bs understood thai
no ara living under consultation
which keeps our fair STATE atty years
bshind her sister States, and now that
these facts are beginning to be fully un-
a .rstood, tue dou Us for the sus,ess ot
the move men; are vanishing like . mist
before the rising sun.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-29

IT Is GRATIFYING to know thai
some OF the large industrial establish.
ments will close their works In time
next Taestsy to give their employees IN
opportunity TO 90 to the polls and vote,
and that wtthou, docking them for the
time. Tais shox US the in.eres. the manu-
fscturers tsks In the movement, and
the wotkuen should show that they
take an eq1si Interest ty going to the
polls and casting their ballot TOR reform.
The example shown by few arms ir
closing their establishments wi,hou'
causing their men 10 lose time shou'd
be folio we'd by all, hs 1t Will be cf ma
tsrisl assissAncs toWsri securing sac
neas
Daily Republican., 1887-10-29
Greeley and Adxertistng.

Horace Gresley said esch newspaper
hAd d ve readers Al righ'; the DAILY
AND WEEKLY REPUBLICAN have forty
ave thousand readers, every one o.
whom buys and sells more or less In
Wiimip gton.
Tho Weekly reaches the owners o.
% ore agricultural wealth than any
p.her newspaper. The Daily has .
larger circulation than oil the other
dAilies Of this city taken together.
The bsst and wisest economy places
your ad vertlsemens In both those
papers.
From nov 70 the holidays there ought
b be . constantly increasing and good
trade. Those Who keep their memory ,
green will soil the most.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-29
WASaM n KERS

rhlLADsLraLA. stturd.J. oct "a, 1851.
At one apiece it will take
more than half tie voters O.
Philadelphia to use up tht
last lot OF imported Collars
It Is amazing the way we
sell these 90 DDS True, I5c
fer such Collars is little, and
go is 25c for the Cuffs to
match. We keep On cabling
that the supply may be
kept up.
Every new and almos: all
the test cid shapes Of Collars
and Cuffs, and shatt yer else
OF neckwesr ard suspenders
and underearments and hall
hose that men need is here
at its best, counting qualit,
with price.
Middle entrance. either end of the Store
Tired stuffs. Every ,art
Of our Silk-warp Henrie,t;
is from the best maker O
such goods in the world
The silk, the wool, tn
color as they should bf
Our customers know il
They come again and again
Daily Republican., 1887-10-29
ExtTagas ant Living,

W Ham Il. Lyons, q business man oi
Troy, was recently a guest at O'Don
nell's no,ei. SIKH avspus, New York,
Mr. Lyons wa Mr.. O'DonneIl's guest
for eleven days, and, In consequenoe Of
q quarrel. his bill for that period has
become public property. The total
amount IL SSl6 40 According to L.,
items Mr.. Lyons IN eleven days drank
hry fevsu hotties Of champagne thai
cost 90 So; imbib-d miseellsneou,
mixtures that coat So 20, four bottle,
OF brsudy at Sl2, twent,.elsht (sbout)
pints OF whisks At S2l IS end nine bot
ties # mineral water 81 81 25; he slst
smoked f5s 70 worth OF Cigars. apt
drew S3C6 80 from the cashier, which b,
spent In ways not 81, cited.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-29
rHR REGENT DEMONSTRATION ID

THE REcENT DEMONSTRATES In
Mao y, g., shows that the old frss Of
secession still slun Der In the hearts OF
msuy OF the ex. % 10 'eders.es, and thst
st needs bat breAth to fan them into
Q f,ma The scenes thst wers there
enacted, In honor OF the traitor ], q
DAvir, we're . disgrace TO the South,
sud will certainly do much to retArd
the sra OF prosperity upon waioh she
hiss entered. The old A sgs, that tell Of
treason apd Uuion soldiers starved 70
death In Anderson Vile, vere again uu-
forled, and the old rebel yell wss q in
sound ID, while the memory OF Ao,a.
ham Lincoln was trsduced, and Jeff
Dsvis sx<lted by being hailed o. the
$50 slled traitor and leader OF the 60
cAlled lost osuss." Strange - 1t may
seem these sentiments we're spoken by
General Henry Jackson, VII, until re-
oently vss Msssrs. Cleveland and Bay
ard's minister 70 Mexico. This ex.
minister also said:
"Behoid majestic truth revealing
herself State sovereignty 10 not dead.
Georgia 10 . sovereign still, and calls
upon her people TO Rlory with her 70.
day. Her glory 10 In her history. Her
history 10 she memory or her dead, and
this day 10 cOnsscrated to her Confed.
crate dead. They we're guilty Of no
treason 10 her. To whom, then, conld
they be trattors2 Where shall we seek
their higher sovereign? Shall we nnd
him In tbs Federal Corttituti0n? Then
there YES . sovert Ign smitten to earth
by trsitor hands; pleti In the dust
by traitor feet, but the hands and the
feet we're not theirs.
"rhe principle for which We fought,
tbs only pripe'ph Of government ex
pressive enough TO meet the require
mspts Of advancing ctviliz Nticn, made
Of ls;e by Gladstone's elcquence go IA
mtlisr to European thought, was
American born.
"Ret with the blood OF Confederite
heroet; moist with the tears OF Con-
fsdsrate widows and orphans, E ,stward
shall 1t contiu to roll, Garry ing with 1t
the blessed light Of the Christian civil
zatinn all around the globe, and 70
surely Nc 1t moves 1t shall bripg the
day OF fnal triumph.
"In that tr.unpbAl procession Abra'
ham Lincoln shall not move es the
rightful President. but Jefferson Davis.
the so-called traitor, leader OF . So
called lost cause"
This is NO. . pleasant picture for the
loyAl msn OF the North TO conte N olsts,
IN II is nothing more than What may
bs expected TO result from IN dninis-
trGtlon which proposed to rs.urn the
rehel flsgs. SILL We cannot bslieve that
the actions OF these zsa'ots at Mscon Il
by any means sn expression Of the true
feelings Of the Southern people.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-29

A CORRESPONDENT over the s'guA
ture OF "Br,.ou" states ths. Gree,
Britain does nnt tussid'z, steam shi o
lines In such maun-r as inhns. ID IA
On editorial In sne REPUBLICAN,. He
ADM 8, however, thsi mouey Is Appru
prla ed toward, build ug 8 esmship, o.
such s "a aud specd that they may be
taken by the GIeern nent and trans
ferred into cruiress or vessels OF Wal
should c'rou .ssn;ss trsnspirs as &c
mako 50 III ai',on necessary. Hs might
have added ur5der, with . grsat deal
OF psoprte,y, thai contrasts are given Ia
sseamsh,p CON pauies TO carry the malls
to foreign ports at suoh rates As
amount 90 9 subs dy, as thereby apy
vessel Ia preoiui-d from entering late
s1ccessfui oon osdtion with such lines
Our G1vern % at could certainly very
proparIy pursue the same course BY
lines OF stesmsrs TO differen. points oil
the Globe, and NOT be under the neoes.
sity OF send,pg 'hs oorrss pondenoe oil
our people 'hrJuza the fscilities fur
nishei BY Bit,sn vessels. The advAn
tagss OF these sesu ship lines to th'
people OF Grest Britain, leading IS the,
do to the intr du ,ion OF their vsrtou
man nufsotursd arioles into the d,fferen
parts OF she world, cannot well ne or RI
msted. Similar encouragement .ffordel
by our g ,v'rn msrt would lead to tb
estsblishmsDi Of lines 10 South AmerI
o. and other oars Of the world, an
thus furnish fsoitities for the shipmsu
Of various arti,les and open prof abl
Daily Republican., 1887-10-29

Babies will CRY! 1t is the onlJ va,
TO tell us that they suffer ON pain. D.
not stcpefy your little ones by admin
istering laudanum or other opiates. bn
use DR.. Bulls B by Syrup which vii
relieve the baby OF all pain OF the boz
els, 81 and theiehv restore It's lappi
ne 3. Price only IS cents.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-29
philadslrhiA, Wilmington b Bal
timors Rallrosd

Tnanswiu ieavs WuminGton - ioAaeWa
SUNDAY TRAINS.
FOR Phnsdslphia tsrprsesl, . %, . 9, Z -
Is, . 10, II 81 4 NJ. ai, n and - p. n
Accommodation, as q. n, u 10. ! -
{ 10, . 90, -, . 70 p. n.
For Chester fsxprsss), la 10, II q Q. u
. - Z % sad . 70 p. m.
Accommodation. u .. n, u 10, u, 10
: ros ri n.s > 4 Sori ri ,.rprsss,, sn, 10, ss
I T. IL u q n, . q, -, "A 10 anf
Ter wsss 0hsssss. vis L.aAsEiH. sns. u
For Osps Ubsrlss. Old Point Csnfers a.t
Noffoln II los night.
For New Uastis, Middiseewn, Clsyson
Dover, Harrington, 6ssfLrd. Laurel n
uelrnAr, II % night
Baitinors ana v axningson, ! 70, 4 q, o.
70 % An. II %, se.so and Z y o. n. BAlti
aors. u, and II % pm.
Lsavs Phiiadsiphii, Broad strsss, fss WI
ningtsn (sxprsssJ, II 10, Q %, 7 %, 3 10, II II
= N. os.s 81, sAd u -, p. n.
Aecommedstsn. ssA, 10 - .. n, n -, q
10, ~ sAd II ~ ,. u.
Trains mArked thus (s)ers limited sxpree
1pnp ~bsre s,sxrs fArs O enA,ysd.
Yor fuytrsg inform AsacA passepge-J ere n
'srrsd " ne tiakss osnss ss the ssstaoA.
J. n WIN
0enefA YoeeougR Aren't
0HAA.1s = Pusu 0sDsral nhnASse
Daily Republican., 1887-10-29
aALTIn0nE q .alO nAlLs0AI

aALTlAOkk = W0lO RAlL8OAD
SCHEDULE IL HTTpUr. Jsly L 1851
Trains issvs DslswArs Avenue Dspee
nAsr.bOUHDs:
chliA. Aecomnodstion, daily zee. .s.lsA. n
xhiiA. Aeoommodation. asily.....i.ce A. =
rhilA. Accommodation, daily. ..lalo An
YhiiA. b Chester empress, daily llIS A. n
Phila. Accommodation, daily .... l.oo p. n
rhiia. AecommoAAtiou, daily. aep. n
rhiiA. = Onssssr express. daiiy....s,ts .. n
rhuA. Accsmmodation, daily, ESQ ,. n
Phila. Accom-. .dsiiy, sxcspt SUNDAY, $. 90 pm
Yhfla. b Uhester sxpreaas daily, f.ea p. q
ehilA. Accommodation, daily. ...e.oe p. =
WESr-BOUNG
ohieago LAnitsd, dAily ...........f.Se a. n
Arrives Chicago s.so nsxt morning.
Bai.incrs Aeoonnodasson, daily.
Otacinnati Limitsd, daily. n A. Il
Arrives Oinoinnad IA 4 ID. b Loat
e.to p. ID. next day.
Baltimore Acoommodauon,d daily, 100 p. y
in nicego and 81 Louis Exprsss.
sinss'i; as xcc:I nca.sicn, as;iy. :.
yOR LANDENBERQ, % 4. q .sunda,
only; ii.oo q n daily sxespt SUNDAY
'.oo 2; n. and - T; n. daily;
FER Philadsiphn ESQ A. n, daily sxesp'
sunday, . ~ P. NJ. daily. FOR Bsltimor
hss 2. a., daily. Fol LAndsn berg, e.so an<
ll.oo A. M. daily, except SUNDAY; 600 o N
gnsss Tls;S, IDy u! M ,ss m 2 dsS FS,n
pniA sT.0 and etc .. N. daily. 5.ll ., n
iaily, except sunday; 1000, slo.Ss .. IN
tally; . %. ato. t.sss 400, 30, s.so. ale
1000 p. N. daily.
Express trains
". ID. CLEMENTS, q. <. LORD.
Manager. 0snn Pass. Agsn,
Telephone No. lee.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-29
J DON n Fall.

On Friday af erroon horse attached
to an express wagon iell on the Alpha
tum pavement in front OF the Clay tol
House, and It was only with great cliff
Guilty that he was gotten on his lee
again
Daily Republican., 1887-10-29

DO psrket for usny Of our manufacturers
d II Govsrumsns With her golfers full
4, ovsrf,w,ns. CHOOSES 10 parsus . hig'
eardly policy, end forces our people 70
depend on Brltish stesuships for the
tr \ nsporia ton Of eur maiiA
Daily Republican., 1887-10-29
ON SATURDAY,
THE 6rH DAY UFrOyEnBEB,
At 2 O'CLOCK, p, n,
Tho following described resi- ,ri1

All that certain lot Of lard .l'uM
oity Of ~ iImiDgt N, ,Nes Caste Wy
state OF / elaNare, de'crihea spu
al folio ~. to wit: u
Bog ming 1t the fou'hHel ..'
Front and Shiplov steet, lleas
Front street north eS ctEiees, VIZ.
10 nd late OF p. tbrsty, taena 4
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